Northshore

Unitarian Universalist Church


323 Locust Street

Danvers, MA 01923

978-774-7582

Email: nsuu@verizon.net

Website: nsuu.org

"Stories"

Karen S. Fitgerald

30 Watercolors


June 19 - June 25


Sale

10% proceeds of sale will go to Northshore UU Church


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Unitarian Universalist General Assembly

Sunday Morning Worship Service


June 25, 2023

Virtual Service at 10:30 A.M. Via Zoom


"Ever Willing: Becoming the People Our World Needs"


This service will be streamed only

There will be no in-person gathering at Northshore Church.


The pandemic has wrought change and created uncertainty for institutions, like our Unitarian Universalist congregations, and our wider world. Who and what are we becoming, individually and collectively? Our GA Sunday service explores these themes as we gather in community to celebrate the best of who we UUs are.


https://www.uua.org/ga/off- site/2023


To attend the Sunday services via Zoom,

please go to the Northshore Church website nsuu.org

& click on "Join Service."

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Updated Directory

Please click on the button below for the draft of the updated NSUU Church directory. Please email (nsuu@verizon.net) me with any changes or additions and a final church directory will be sent out at a later date.

Directory Draft

From the Church Administrator...

I will be on vacation from June 26 - Aug. 1 There will be office coverage and phone messages will be checked during my vacation. If you have an emergency or are in need of a minister, please call Susan Haas at 781-883-9428.


SUMMER CIRCLES SERVICES AT NSUU - 2023

 

For the upcoming summer season, we are gathering in “Summer Circles.” Circles are designed to be an abbreviated church service, centered around a group discussion on a topic of the presenter’s choice. Below is a listing of the Summer Circles.


JULY 9

Facilitator: Susan Haas

Title: Trusting Change

Description: We all are confronted with changes in our lives and we manage as best we can as we navigate change. Is there an approach that will help to guide us through the process of change?

That is the question posed by UU author Karen Herring in her book, Trusting Change. Perhaps we can look at themes such as “Navigating the Unknown”, “Letting Go”, “Preparing for the Journey”, “Imagining a Way”, “Widening What We Trust”. Let’s explore!

 

JULY 16 - NO SERVICE

 

JULY 23

Facilitator: Hal Morse

Title: 60's and 70's Sing-A-Long songs

Description: This service will be a sing-a-long of my favorite artists from the 60's and 70's.

Sing-a-long with Hal to some if his (and your?) favorite folk-rock songs from artists of the 60's and 70's (think Neil Young, Bob Dylan, the Bee Gees, Judy Collins, John Denver and more.) Lyric sheets will be distributed to all.

 

JULY 30

Facilitator: Iain Goddard

Title: Family Stories Bring History to Life

Description: Don’t let history be just a series of random dates and names to memorize! Genealogy can link your family to historic events, and make history real and personal. 

Iain will summarize two family stories of his New England ancestors. Bring your own favorite ancestral stories to share.

 

AUGUST 6

Facilitator: Marty Langlois

Title: Community Means Strength

Description: The poet John O'Donohue wrote, "Perhaps community is a constellation. Each one of us is a different light in the emerging collective brightness. A constellation of light has greater power of illumination than any single light would have on its own. Together we increase brightness." Come explore the reach of community. And...consider bringing along someone new to the church from one of your own communities.

 

AUGUST 13

Facilitators: Judy Putnam and Terri Hansen

Title: Hymn Sing

Description:  Come and lift your voices and hearts as we sing some of our very favorite hymns. There's an old saying: Those who sing pray twice. We'll sing our hearts out on the old familiar hymns and even take requests for your own favorites.

 

AUGUST 20

Facilitator:  Jeri Kroll

Title: Is Tolerance Acceptable and is Acceptance Enough?

Description: This morning we will look at a Tolerance-Acceptance-Love continuum and its opposite an Defiance-Disapproval-Tolerance continuum. We will consider what this means about our understanding of tolerance and question how we choose to be in relationship with ourselves, with each other and in life situations.

 

AUGUST 27

Facilitator: Jennifer Revill

Title: The Call to Workship: Unlocking the Spirituality of Work

Description: Does work drain your soul? Is it possible to live out your spirituality in the places you work? Let's share some of our own personal and communal spiritual experiences from the past and present, and explore some practices that may help create a more humane and vital quality of life at work - whatever it is we do.

Social Action

PRIDE ACTIVITIES IN JUNE

North Shore Pride Parade: Saturday, June 24th, NSUU will be participating in the Pride walk in Salem carrying our banner. Please consider joining us. Line up for the walk begins at 10:30 am (details to follow). Following that is a festival on the Salem Common.



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